Toyota Corolla Usados en Venta en Spartanburg, SC

This was a trade down to a less expensive, smaller car due to my lower usage. I never expected it to be as great as it is. This car rides like a much larger car, yet it handles like agile little beast. It's responsive to my every touch and has enough pickup to get me out of my own way. I gave up my in-dash navigation package to save a few dollars and haven't regretted that omission at all. The Toyota Entune system works beautifully with my cell phone apps so Google is there for me. The trunk has more than enough room, it constantly surprises me with how much I can get in there. The leg and head room amazes me as well. Four good-sized adults sit comfortably in the front and back without any discomfort at all.

I bought my 2012 Corolla after owning a 2014 Ford Focus ST, so initially I was underwhelmed with the car. I really hated that it didn't really have any power, it wasn't super fancy, and it really wasn't anything worth showing off. It did take me a few months but eventually I grew to like my Corolla. Some of the things I like most about the car are not really things it has but things it doesn't have. It doesn't have super nice wheels on it, so I don't care hitting curbs. It doesn't have crazy fresh paint so I don't care if a shopping cart hits it in the Walmart parking lot. And it doesn't have crazy expensive maintenance costs. This car is simple and I love it. I love that I can get from Point A to Point B in a slow but safe amount of time and if I happen to get in an accident, I know the car won't cost me an arm and a leg to repair. This car is also great on gas mileage. I only have to refill about once a week MAYBE and I typically drive about 40-50 miles a day. My car did come with Bluetooth which is awesome but as far as the interior goes, that's really about as complex or fancy as it gets.